Recently, the original content of Wang Hao, the head coach of the national table tennis men's team, giving off-court guidance to Liang Jingkun, the main player of the men's team, during the Singapore Grand Slam, was exposed. Wang Hao's rough lines, tomes, and brutal and violent inter-bureau guidance have aroused heated discussions in a large area.
After being verified by netizens frame by frame, it was confirmed that these two scenes occurred in the Singapore Grand Slam men's singles 1/8 finals between Liang Jingkun and Tomokazu Zhangmoto. In that game, Liang Jingkun played very hard, first lost 2 games and then won 3 games in a row, and won the reversal, just like showing off the third subject on the tightrope, and also like jumping a little swan on the edge of the cliff, which was extremely thrilling.
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The first video that was exposed was Wang Hao's guidance to Da Fat during the break after the third game of the game between the two sides. At that time, the big fat pulled back a game and successfully continued his life.
Wang Hao's guidance is as follows:
If it's time to start, it's time to start, right, you just aim, how do you play? Now you can't have the slightest idea of suffering from gains and losses! There is no tactic! Just go up and get it, you should hug it, you should make a shot! It doesn't matter if you should spin it counter or if you have long hair, you must be resolute when you think of it.
The main point of hot comments from netizens is that Da Pang obviously can't draw much specific technical and tactical nutrition from these few words of guidance, which is basically in the nature of ideological mobilization. Wang Hao said too roughly, "There is no tactic, just go up and get it, you should hug it, you should make a move!"
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In the second video, after the end of the fourth game, Liang Jingkun equalized and drew 2-2 with Zhang Benzhihe, and the two sides are about to start the fifth game of the tiebreaker. Previously, the time-out opportunities for both sides had been used, and Wang Hao said this in this most critical and final off-court coaching time:
You just have to be confident! This is the time of the tiebreaker, you still can't be safe, you can't be conservative! You must be firm! You must be firm in yourself, you can't be sure. It is to be decisive, and to shoot when it is time to shoot!
Netizens are hotly discussed, Big Fat is a lonely listen!"Be confident, can't be sure, be firm, be decisive, and shoot when you should shoot", isn't this just a bunch of correct nonsense, which heart can not know this?
Some netizens said that they would shoot when it was time to shoot, and Wang Hao said something less later, "The wind and fire are in Kyushu!"
The coaches of national table tennis have attracted more and more attention from fans in the off-court guidance in several competitions, and everyone has also discovered that the guidance styles of many national table tennis coaches are very different.
Wang Hao's guidance belongs to the mobilization of political commissars, and basically does not give any specific technical advice, and the team members have to rely on themselves to summarize, adjust, and perceive until they come up with ideas for solving problems.
Basically the same style as Wang Hao is the head coach of the women's team, Ma Lin. Ma Lin's off-the-field guidance is also repeated over and over again, mainly in a few words: Hold on! Don't give up! Believe in yourself! Come on!
The off-field guidance of several head coaches is all specific and subtle routes, including Liu Zhiqiang, Xu Hui, Qiu Yike and Sun Xun, all of whom will give very precise directional technical advice in the inter-bureau guidance.
For example, what kind of ball to serve, what kind of line to receive, such as how to deal with the opponent's characteristic ball, and what routine to use to crack it. Even, in the live broadcast, I clearly heard Qiu Yike and Sun Xun give a specific deployment such as "changing her forehand at a large angle on the third board", "not teasing her in a short stage, just split the length and her topspin" such as "a short stage".
Most fans believe that this kind of clear and specific guidance is more conducive to the players to immediately get rid of the unfavorable situation on the court (or consolidate the advantageous situation), because the pace of table tennis is too fast, the time spent on a game is getting shorter and shorter, and it is difficult for the players to make sober self-thinking and analysis in a state of high tension and super concentration.
The off-field coaching coach is an expert in analyzing the situation, and from the perspective of a bystander, he can often give advice on the enlightenment in one sentence.
Of course, there are also fans who think that under Wang Hao's guidance, didn't Liang Jingkun win? Therefore, no matter what Wang Hao specifically guided, winning the game is the king's way, which shows that this kind of "Hao-style guidance" is applicable to the specific national conditions of the national table tennis players, and grabbing a mouse is a good cat!
In your opinion, which type and style of off-court guidance given by national table tennis coaches to players in international competitions is better?